Splashing water – desired!
You can swim at the amusement swimming pool in Bruneck (close to downtown), at the outdoor swimming pool Panorama in Welsberg, in the heated outdoor pool in Olang, at the indoor pool Cron4 in Reischach and at the Lido beach “Spiaggetta Ciamaur”. Yes, exactly! Venice is not the only place with a Lido. About 1.5 km away from St. Vigil the riverbank of the flood plain Ciamaur has been newly constructed and planted; a playground, benches and tables and a real sand beach have been added. The bathing hamlet in Issing/Pfalzen has also been remade.

Dirt – no problem!
Get on your horse! On the „Sitting Bull Ranch“ in Campill there are sample courses for the small ones, adventurous cross-country rides and exciting carriage rides. Ponies, a small petting zoo, and a barbecue area await you at the horse farm Grasspeinten in Pfalzen. And the riding stable in Welsberg has the right horse for you. For further information please contact Sitting Bull Ranch, tel. 0474 590160; Horse farm Grasspeinten, tel. 349 5230037; Riding stable Welsberg in Welsberg, tel. 0474 944225.

Cheese addiction – no problem!
The clever cheese pro Sepp lives on a small farm, the Waldsamerhof, in the Gsieser valley. Experience how to make remarkably tasty cheese!
For information please contact Sepp Huber at the Waldsamerhof, tel. 0474 948009.

Boredom – a foreign word!
Childcare and programmes for children can be found in any of our villages.
The kindergarten in Kiens looks after kids from age 3 to 11. The association “Children’s friends South Tyrol” organises creative and sportive events from the 25th June to 31st August, from 7.30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The activity programme at the children summer camp in Olang runs from 2nd July to 31st August every Monday to Friday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Ladin village of St. Martin in Thurn offers thrilling nature walks for kids with the theme of discovery. There are also climbing courses for the small ones at the Würzjoch every Wednesday from July to mid September.
Kids have a lot of fun at the children animation centre in Rasen every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 3rd July to 6th September.

To have second thoughts – that’s alright!
It has become a classic: With the help of the Alpine school Markus Neumair small alpinists learn effortlessly how to use rope, hooks and karabiner. They fly on witches’ brooms, build a ropeway over the stream as if they were in the jungle and no other Himalaya-expedition could make better bridges. Markus Neumair and his team teach you to have reverence for mountains and to understand that it can be rather brave to have a second thought or even to say “no”.
Every Wednesday on the Schwarzbachalm hut in the Ahrntal valley, mid June to mid September; book at the tourist office in Kiens, tel. 0474 565245; Pfalzen, tel. 0474 528159 and Terenten, tel. 0472 546140.